Cloned login and seed-phrase pages
A pixel copy of your sign-in on a lookalike domain, usually behind a search or social ad. The highest-cost copy and the shortest-lived: most are gone within hours of going up.
For fintech and crypto
Your users cannot tell your login page from theirs.
A cloned sign-in page costs you the account, the balance, and the support ticket — and the user blames you, not the person who built it. We find the lookalike while it is still resolving and drive the removal.
Fit
Who this is for
Funded fintechs, exchanges, wallets, brokerages, and payment companies with real users and a small security team. If you have a twenty-person fraud department, you do not need us.
Threats
What gets copied
Fake app and download pages
“Download Ledger Live”, “install the desktop app” — a lookalike domain serving a modified binary or a phishing installer.
Support-desk impersonation
help·yourbrand·com style domains that intercept users searching for your support number, then walk them through handing over credentials.
Lookalike domains bought ahead of a launch
Registered days after your announcement, sitting idle until there is enough traffic to be worth activating. These are the ones worth killing while they are still parked.
Stakes
The numbers that matter
Hours
Typical life of a live clone
Measured against real phishing infrastructure we attributed and then went back to capture. Every page had already moved.
< 1 hr
Time to a browser warning
Safe Browsing and SmartScreen act far faster than any host. That is where most of the traffic actually dies.
1 case
What a single prevented account takeover covers
Set against the monthly fee. This is not a subtle ROI argument.
Run your domain through the public scan. If there is nothing there, we will tell you that instead of manufacturing urgency.
Plan
Start on Professional
$2,500per month · 5 brands · 25 domains
Professional is the fit here: continuous monitoring, four-hour response on credential-harvest cases, and parallel escalation to registrar, host, CDN, and both browser blocklists.
Questions
The ones people actually ask
- We already have a threat-intel vendor. Why this?
- Most of them are excellent at finding and slow at removing. Ask yours for their median time-to-removal and their verified-removal rate, not their detection count. If they cannot produce those numbers, that is the gap we fill.
- Do you need access to our systems?
- No. We work entirely from what is public: your domains, your published pages, and your brand names. There is no integration to review and no credential for us to lose.
- What happens if you flag a legitimate company with a similar name?
- The scoring separates a domain someone bought from a subdomain of a business that already existed, and no notice leaves without your approval. We will also argue against sending one if we think the target is legitimate.
More in the full FAQ.